Hi there.
I’m just installed OpenHAB with Raspberry Pi and Prepackaged SD Card Image.
Pi booted up and I can ping it.
But I can’t open http://openhab link
what am I doing wrong?
What’s the IP address of your Raspberry Pi?
Then try
http://{your Pi IP}:8080
looks like openhab is not registered at your local DNS server.
Do you use a different server name ?
What’s the name behind 172.16.7.254 ( check with nslookup 172.16.7.254 and use that name ) ?
I don’t have local DNS server. I can use only external DNS.
Besides, I can’t use hosts files because of more than 1000 devices with autogenerated hosts in many vlans.
So, how I can turn off in openHABian “openhab” links?
I need only IP address.
Well, with 1k devices it’s for sure time for a DNS resolver.
Then why don’t you just enter the IP in the browser?
I need to use about 30 different DNS servers depending on the device. However, I cannot reassign this.
Using an IP address is not possible without disabling “openhab” links.
How can I disable “openhab” links and use only the ip address?
What happens if you try:
Okay. Webface open up.
But, where is Initial Setup?
I think you don’t have to disable them. They are just hard-coded strings in the setup guide and everywhere. Using just the IP address of your openhab server will work everywhere and won’t cause problems (I’m sure because I use it that way everywhere…).
You should check your log why nothing shows up in the dashboard, maybe the install failed somewhere.
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How I can view logs?
There are several ways to do it.
Through SCP or simply SSH into your openhab server and view it there.
But please have a look at the documentation first, these must be included there.
Look:
I don’t use openHABian, so I don’t know.
There are three other topics here:
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Maybe there are some hints for you…
Yep, it’s broken.
No it ain’t broken, it’s just not designed to work in a broken environment like yours.
You certainly have read about the prerequisites, haven’t you ?
Check the debug guide. Follow the guide, maybe the helps you get it to work, but don’t expect us to tell you how. Your setup is just too off-mainstream.
PS: and it is openHABian.